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by robert-zaremba 20d ago
what's wrong with elisp? The runtime is really well integrated in Emacs! Note: AI is good at writing all lips dialects!
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by robert-zaremba 20d ago
In my 20 years living inside Emacs, the running joke has always been that it's a great operating system lacking only a good text editor. With Neomacs bringing a GPU-accelerated display engine, and WebKit to the table... it looks like o
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by robert-zaremba 24d ago
Go is my the most favourite language, so I'm happy to see a Go based editor. However this days I'm writing code mainly in typescript (for Cloudflare workers). TS is the most popular language and you guys will definitely need to pr
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by robert-zaremba 11mo ago
The strategic move to use TPU rather than Nvidia is paying well for Google. They are able to better utilize their existing large infrastructure, but also specialize the processes and pipelines for their own framework that they use to create
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by robert-zaremba 11mo ago
During my university time, I used to do a lot of different programming puzzles and algo. I think it an invaluable training that every serious engineer should try without relaying on AI. Skills are trained by practice and thinking. Skilled p
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by robert-zaremba 1y ago
It's based on X11, unfortunately. I've fully transitioned to Wayland based desktops I would be very happy to try FyneDesk if it would be based on Wayland. I see they work on full Wayland support, and targeting to do it in v5.0. Wh
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Kat-Dev-32B, Kat-Coder with Scalable Agentic RL(kwaipilot.github.io)
1 points by robert-zaremba 1y ago|1 comments
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by robert-zaremba 1y ago
KAT-Dev-32B and KAT-Coder are optimized via several stages of training, including a mid-training stage, supervised fine-tuning (SFT) & reinforcement fine-tuning (RFT) stage and an large-scale agentic reinforcement learning (RL) stage.
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by robert-zaremba 1y ago
TBH, I'm sick about LaTeX: - compilation is heavy - it's not friendly for writing (far from the dominant markup languages) - poor support to HTML / Epub / mobile outputs - output (PDF) not friendly for parsing / dig
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Hollywood style crypto-specialists(rz.scale-it.pl)
2 points by robert-zaremba 9y ago|0 comments
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Word of the day: Praxeology(rz.scale-it.pl)
1 points by robert-zaremba 9y ago|0 comments
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by robert-zaremba 9y ago
Thanks for a comment. What's the reason for not posting own article to content discovery services / agregators? It's a common thing.
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by robert-zaremba 9y ago
I hope one day all popular browsers will render EPUB straight away. Should be lot easier then PDF.
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by robert-zaremba 9y ago
Majority of publications are simple text with few tables or diagrams. We don't need complex typesetting for that. Printing from EPUB should be good. You always need an extra app to view PDF. It's either installed by default or not
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by robert-zaremba 9y ago
there are plugins for that (same as you have with PDFs, though you reuse same rwndering engine, since EPUBs are html documents under the hood)
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by robert-zaremba 9y ago
yes, screen size. Most of the people will agree with me that straining your eyes is not a good solution ;) Little letters are not comfortable neither healthy.
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by robert-zaremba 9y ago
Good point! Sorry if my Call sounds repulsive. Your idea with creating publications in multiple format works. I will update my post for that. Though, in my post, I want to highlight that usually simple solutions works fine. Most of this pu
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by robert-zaremba 9y ago
Reading PDF on mobile is possible, but far less comfortable than EPUB / MOBI...
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by robert-zaremba 9y ago
EPUB / MOBI reader is not a problem this days
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by robert-zaremba 9y ago
That's where EPUB / MOBI comes for.
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by robert-zaremba 9y ago
that's the thing. 1) If you use simple HTML / EPUB majority of publications are good for printing. 2) Think about a relief of storing this documents on an ebook reader
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by robert-zaremba 9y ago
Do you publish on the Internet? Do you read a lot of publications on your digital devices? How about stopping using PDF for internet publications and using EPUB instead (or some other screen independent format)? Please, share your comments.
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PDF is not portable in the digital world(rz.scale-it.pl)
27 points by robert-zaremba 9y ago|47 comments
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Essential values for Personal Development(rz.scale-it.pl)
2 points by robert-zaremba 9y ago|0 comments
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Notes: Applied Machine Learning Days 2017(rz.scale-it.pl)
5 points by robert-zaremba 10y ago|0 comments
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by robert-zaremba 10y ago
Awesome! Hope sooner then later we will see better PyPy adoption. When do you expect working on CPython3 C-API compatibility?
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Useful application challenge(rz.scale-it.pl)
2 points by robert-zaremba 11y ago|0 comments
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by robert-zaremba 11y ago
The same goes for Torch: New York, Oxford ...
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by robert-zaremba 11y ago
We don't need to shard our data, but we do multiple node setup for HA using Pgpool + streaming replication. From what I heard sharding my be really problematic, and one should avoid it as much as possible.
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by robert-zaremba 11y ago
PostgreSQL support that through triggers and Notify (www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/static/sql-notify.html). You may look into chat example: https://gist.github.com/quiver/4240546

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